Career Education Outreach Services

Partnership for Success logo

Our Partnership for Success program is one way that leaders and teams can demonstrate and grow their skills in connecting with talented people in our community.

Our recruitment process

  • We are committed to ensuring equity in our employment practices.
  • All City of Guelph employment opportunities that are open to the public are posted to guelph.ca/careers
  • We host paid and unpaid co-ops and support specialized employment programs.
  • We host a Municipal Internship for Immigrants as part of our MII@Work program
  • We hire 100’s of people every year in part-time and seasonal work opportunities. Check our careers main page for current postings.

Job seekers can

  • Attend public open houses and consultations. It’s a great way to learn more about our work. They are all posted on the events calendar
  • Connect with their employment or co-op Counsellor to explore job shadow and networking activities hosted by the City of Guelph

Schools and students can

  • Use our Job Profiles to learn more about the education and experiences needed to move into municipal employment
  • Join 100’s of other local elementary and high school students in our programming during Local Government Week

  • Invite our employees to participate in your like job fairs, panel discussions, programs and advisory committees
  • Contact our departments, or Human Resources to arrange for a site tour

Employment services and community groups can

  • Subscribe to ensure they receive notice of new employment opportunities for their clients
  • Invite our employees to participate in your like job fairs, panel discussions, programs and advisory committees.
  • Talk with us about how we can work together on a community program. Invite us, today.

For more information, contact Human Resources directly at [email protected].

Past outreach activities

A Partnership for Success: Natalie Norman (Employment Coordination Committee Chair, 2015), Scott Hembruff (Supervisor, Waste Resources Innovation Centre), Greg Stasiukiewicz (Waste Resources Innovation Centre), Cheryl Van Every (Links to Work Employment Services), Jeff Beaton, (Staffing Specialist), David Godwaldt (General Manager, Human Resources)

Terry Henderson, Dave Boehmer, Steve Oxley, Sidney Ryzebol and Ian Ferguson

Terry Henderson, Dave Boehmer, Steve Oxley, Sidney Ryzebol, Ian Ferguson and Andrew Hall

Gareth Berg, Restaurant Coordinator, and Duncan McDonald, Food Runner, at Sleemans Centre

Gareth Berg, Restaurant Coordinator, and Duncan McDonald, Food Runner, at Sleeman Centre

Jessica (Jess) Taylor, Waste Management Coordinator, and our Solid Waste Program Assistants for summer 2015: Moahammed Galib(MII@Guelph), Fiona Terry and Renee Belange (summer work experience), Vivian DeGiovanni (far right) is the Supevisor of Program Development at the Waste Resources Innovation Centre

Solid Waste Program Assistants – Mohammed Galib(MII@Guelph), Fiona Terry and Renee Belange (summer work experience), Vivian DeGiovanni (far right) is the Supervisor of Program Development at Waste Resource Innovation Centre